Following a holiday tournament that featured mixed results for the St. Paul Wildcats, on Friday, the Blue and Gold were hoping to kick off 2025 on a positive note.

The Centura boys’ wrestling team was hoping to end 2024 on a high note last Saturday; however, the Centurions found themselves in a field of talented competition when they battled at the Newman Grove/St. Edward Invite.

A spirited defensive effort from the St. Paul Wildcats led to Arcadia/Loup City’s second lowest scoring total of the season as the Blue and Gold ran away with a 49-36 victory Friday evening on their home court.

Bader scores eighteen to help St. Paul top Arcadia/Loup City Just before the holiday break, St.

After winning backto- back invitational titles, the St. Paul Wildcats fell short of securing their third championship in a row on the Saturday before Christmas.

Offense was in short supply for both teams in last Tuesday’s meeting between the St. Paul (3-0) and Adams Central (1-3) girls. In a grind-itout, defensive battle, the Patriots used a fourth quarter rally to hand the Wildcats their first loss of the season, 31-22.

Adams Central hits twelve three-pointers in victory Hastings Adams Central shot the lights out of the gym in St. Paul last Tuesday, knocking down twelve three-pointers on the way to a 71-39 win over the St.

CENTURIONS BATTLE IN MERNA LAST WEEK Three members of the Centura wrestling team took to the mats at last week’s Anslemo- Merna Invitational, and all three scored points for the Burgundy and Grey.

St. Paul tops Doniphan-Trumbull to secure team title at Wood River Invitational Individual records may have been tarnished, but last Friday, St.

Wildcats hold on for third victory of season, remain unbeaten A strong team shooting night and a career-best performance from Charlee Wegner helped the St. Paul girls topple Wood River last Thursday, 54-52, improving the Wildcats’ early-season record to 3-0.